About Dr. Wilkerson

﻿Dr. Wilkerson graduated from the University of Arizona in 1973, with a B.S. degree in Neurobiology. While in graduate school, he met a Chiropractor on a ski lift in the White Mountains of Arizona. They talked, and Dr. Wilkerson saw an opportunity to help others, as well as continue his academics. He ended up leaving graduate school in Arizona and going to California. He attended Cleveland Chiropractic College for four more years of education, graduating Magna Cum Laude.

Dr. Wilkerson founded a computer software company for Health Professionals called Salubrious Solutions. (Latin for health solutions). He started and co-wrote software for PocketPCs called Digital-Doc. Dr. Wilkerson is a member of the California Chiropractic Association. He is also a member of the American College of Sports Medicine.

He was the Editor-in-Chief of MedicalTabletpc.com, and has been designated as a Most Valuable Professional (MVP) by Microsoft Corporation.

Dr. Wilkerson is a specialist in Workman’s compensation, Personal Injury and family practice. His alternative web site is www.digital­doc.com

As a Chiropractor, I treat patients with musculoskeletal pain of
somatic origin. After three decades of practice, I have come to realize that
all pain has a psychological component that is much overlooked.
People come to me because they can't control their pain and neither can
other specialists. What people
really want but don't articulate, is a better life and that involves the
absence of pain.

Dealing with stress, psychological, physical and emotional is
critical to healing. Teaching a patient how to control their lives, (taking
control of circumstances in life that render them trapped, helpless,
overwhelmed and out of control), has a huge reduction on somatic pain.
Regaining control with direct healthy behavior and habits is hard work but
results in regaining control of their pain and more importantly their life!

Eat well, move well, think well. Exercise some of the time, eat healthy most of the time, pursue God ALL of the time.